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EastRand Kota Festival

28 January 2026 by Guest

The Eastrand Kota Festival kicks off the 2026 Kota Festival Tour on 28 March at Willmore Stadium in Benoni, bringing together the best Kota vendors, live entertainment, and family-friendly fun. Tickets start from R80 for kids, R150 for adults, with student tickets from R100, available at Computicket outlets nationwide and online. The festival will feature …

The Eastrand Kota Festival kicks off the 2026 Kota Festival Tour on 28 March at Willmore Stadium in Benoni, bringing together the best Kota vendors, live entertainment, and family-friendly fun.

Tickets start from R80 for kids, R150 for adults, with student tickets from R100, available at Computicket outlets nationwide and online. The festival will feature performances by Lwah Ndlunkulu,Sjava, K.O and many more, promising one of the best Kota experiences South Africa has to offer.

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